Controversial banking bill blocks Central Rail Road stance
The Georgia Senate and House clash over banking privileges for rail road charters, amid heated debate about monopolies and state finance. Legislators trade vivid rhetoric on anticipated impact, monetary policy, and public liberties as votes hinge on reconsiderations and amendments.
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Senate
House
Central Rail Road Company
Messrs
Stexnmay
McAllister
Pat Tenson
Woon
McIntosh
Linnext
Gornox
Nesnrr
Dawson
Atrorn
Yeas
Baker
Boggess
Brown
Clayton
Cone
Crowell
Faris
Harden
Harris
Hemmingway
Hepburn
Hines
Holmes
Hutchings
King of
Roorns
Georgia Rail Road Company
Bunses
Bank of Columbus
Henry County
Butts
Cherokee County
Planters’ Bank of Georgia
Savannah
Gonnos
Chatham
Dexham
Frovnyor
McKixvex
Doveserary
Ginsox
Journal of
Sternmay
McAuzisten
Sarroxs
Ginson
Aron
Nesuit
Kixa
Glynn
Chastain
Cooper
Gibson
Hempnill
Liddell
McDaniel
Obarr
Scarborough
Georgia
People of
Jackson Party
Jackson
John Randolph
Macon
Tennessee Line
Eatonton
Madison
Athens
From St Augustine Steam Packet Arrives in 25 Hours
The Dolphin under Capt Pennoyer reached Charleston after a 25 hour voyage from St Augustine. He reports Seminole forces near Camp King with 600 warriors and troops insufficient to protect settlers. Families flee as St Augustine’s defenses collapse. The Florida Herald notes an express from Camp King stating the chief Omathla was shot by Micasuku led by Powell during a prior excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
U. S
Charley Owathla
Powell
Charley Oinathla
Thompson
Payne’s Landing
Charley Omathla
Wiley Thompson
Seminole Agency
Flo
Crane
U.S. Artillery
Wetumpka
Spring Garden
Moose
Dee
Moone
Clark
New Georgia Justice
Me Barss
Samuel Buffington
Brack
Scriven
Messrs. Gordon
Chatham
Bonner
Dismukes
Biviris
Brac
Messrs. Brack
Hupson
Cuanmen
Mernivertum
McKiyazrx
Kenan
Fremtyn
Messrs. Gonnoy
Barnes
Kexan
Mr. K
Charleston
ST. Augustine
Dolphin
Pennoyer
Camp King
United States
St. Augrustine
Florida Herald
Indian Affairs
Legislature Proceedings to be Printed for Subscribers
Augusta December 12 1835 the issue announces daily slips of the Legislature proceedings for subscribers. These will be printed by noon or shortly after and available to city subscribers free and mailed to country subscribers upon request.
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House of
Jackson
U. States
Tennessee
United States Senate
United States
Senate
Alabama
Congress
Benton
Casar
Beelzebub
John W. Womack
Western Mail
Market Prices Rise for Fine Constitutionalist Lot
A spirited market scene notes prices opening at 18 20 in the fall and advancing. Yesterday 25 was paid for the lot of a fine Constitutionalist, with expectations of higher offers likely.
North Carolina Proclamation Ratifies Amended Constitution
The Governor proclaims the Amended Constitution ratified by the people and effective January 1. The Raleigh Register reports the majority in favor at 5 165 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh Register
Calhoun Escapes Injury After Stagecoach Wreck
A Charleston Mercury report claimed Mr. Calhoun was seriously injured when a stagecoach overturned between Abbeville and Columbia. The article notes Calhoun was aboard but escaped with no injuries.
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Charleston
Calhoun
Abbeville
Columbis
Southern Works table of contents and Farmers Register notices
The paper publishes the November table of contents for the Southern Literary Journal from Charleston and the December contents for the Farmers Register from Shellbanks Virginia. It notes both periodicals deserve Southern patronage and mentions the December issue of The Southern Agriculturist is received with engaging contents. The publisher A. E. Mitnen seeks a practical agriculturist auditor for the journal with handsome pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Literary Journal
Charleston
Farmer's Register
Shellbanks
Prince George County
Virginia
A. E. Mitnen
Bank of Augusta selects new directors and reelects president
On Monday the seventh instant, individual stockholders chose Directors for the Bank of Augusta for the ensuing year. The roster includes Messrs Jo an Moors, Rhuann Tunmay, James Fraser, Janns Ganoven, Joan Canotrenart, Wa Commie, Joan Bonss, Samort Clarke, Joan Enoan, Janes Haneen, Rongrr A Rein, Asava Warenmay, and Porasanr Stovatt. The board met the next day and Jon Moons, Esq. was unanimously reelected President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genlemen
Bank of Augusta
Joan Moors
Rhuann Tunmay
James Fraser
Janns Ganoven
Joan Canotrenart
Wa. Commie
Joan Bonss
Samort Clarke
Joan Enoan
Janes Haneen
Rongrr A. Rein
Asava Warenmay
Porasanr Stovatt
Jon Moons, Esq
Bank Stock Sales Reported In Local Market
The Constitutionalist notes a weekly stock activity with 72 shares of State Bank at 120 and 80 shares of Mechanics Bank at 134. Augusta Bank stock is quoted at 130 with potential for higher offers. Insurance Bank stock last traded around 66, signaling strong domestic bank standing.
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Mary G. Dunning
James K. Daniel
Frederick Densler
Wm. Dearing
Pethia Dimon
G. Penfield
Wm. Elliott
Lydia M. Edwards
Maria Edwards
John Pax
James Fraser
R. Watkins Flournoy
Marcus Flourney
Wm. Smith
Paul F. Lee
Henry
Patrick Houston
Susan M. Johnson
Juriah Harris
Appling Academy
Colombia
Thomas N. Hamilton
Augustus Napier
Ann G. Hunter
Rachael
Sarah Johnson
Luey Isaac
R. Hutchinson
George Jones
Joseph Thomas
Thomas M’lelan Stone
Sarah R. R. Jones
Mary Kolb
Wm. Kolb
Rebecca Knox and
John Pray
Geo
James Kollock
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Dianna
Lubbock
Joseph M. Lawton
Stearn
Catherine Lawton
Morgan Bridge
Augusta
Alex's. Lawton
Martha
Barksdale
TH. Barks Co
State of Georgia
John David Mangin
Savannah
Mordecai Myers
Ann ©. Millon
James M'Laws
Philadelphia
Cy M. Jones
New York
David M'Kinney
Joseph Manning
Lewis Myers
Treasurer
W. W. Montgomery
Guardian
Abraham H. M'Laws
Nancy A. M’rea
John M’roy
Jesse Mercer
Wm. Morel
John J. Gray
Andrew L. Miller
Court of Morgan Co
Philadelphia Bank
Andrew Mitchell
Mechanics’ Bank
N.Y
Anna Laura M'Laws
Sarah Martha Morel
M. Myers
Sarah FE
Millen
State of Georgea
M. Newton
Hugh Nesbit
N. England Society
Edward Neufville
Thomas Oden
Lawrence O'Byrne
Bank of the
Sarah Pettibone
Elizabeth L. Penfield
Anthony Porter
L. O'Byrne
H. Cassiday
P. Pen
Sarah Adama
Dergrast
Camden County Academy
Thomas Paine
Henrietta Amy
J. Edward Quin
M. Barrien
Sarah Rice
G. W. Anderson
W. J. Charles
Ann Barren
Catharine Smith
Nancy Barrett
David Stanford
Eman Bowdre
Wmn. Stanford
I Elijah Boardman
Catharine F. Seymour
Wmn. Bones
Charleston
Eliza Spencer
Ann M. Bourke
Wm. Spencer
Catharine Odell
Mary Shackelford
Margaret Sinclair
al Elizabeth Bourke
Jen & C. Edmonson
Eliza Sawyer
A. Sarah
Jane, Thomas
Porter
R. Morgan
R. M. William Bourke
Morgan
Wm. Davis
Charles H. Starr
Philochten E. Casey
William Masler
Ann Claudia Coachman
Richard Tubmen
Edward Coxe
Wa. H. Turin
R. Lie “Cilardian
Taylor
Margaret Cunningham
State
Mechanics Bank
Augusta Bank
Insurance Bank
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Antona
Nesait
Cowart, Leggett
McCall
Messrs. Echols
Coweta
Freeman
Holloway
Mays
Planters’ Bank of Savannah
Hix
Jasper
MecKixxxr
Hixx
Messrs. Gonnéx
Faylon
Hupsox
Munney
Fismino
Frovnxor
Gonvos
Crarrox
McKixxer
Davis
Elbert
Sctiver
Janes
Marr Wood
Baker and Lee
Gonray
Buack
Braex
Stewart and
Stewart County
Chronicle of the 5Th
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Journal of Yesterday
State of
Judiciary of
Tanven
Jaxns
Dovenenrr
Hvnsox
Msari Return
Denna
Wn. Taylor
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P. W. Teft. Taylor
Eugene Thomason
G. W. Thomas
Noma
Francis L. Upsort
Stephen
Mary E
Sarah
E. Upson
Dorothy van Vevreen
Asaph Waterman
John P. C. Whitehead
Wm. Thorné Williams
Henry O. Wyer
John Wilkinson
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Polly Watkins
Emily Watkins
Robert Watkins
Hosea Webster
Paul H. Wilkins, Jr
Amarintha L. Walker
John Whitehead
Samuel Dowse
Geo. Millen Waldburg, Jr
Elizabeth L. Waldburg
Eben. H. Williams
Jacob Waldburg
Nankeen Cotton
MR. Calnoun
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